Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-11-30

town last Friday night.
DR.. w. r., Hand and L. d. Mullii
of Herman, were in Morris on Mon
day.
j. Il. Schain and II. q. Smith, botl
of Browns Valley, were registered at
the Metropolitan OH Monday last.
DR.. j. w. Harris has returned from
Missouri, whittier lie was called by
the il ness OF his father. His fathers
health is now much improved.
Parents or guardians who desire to
break up an undesirable correspon-
dence on the part OF the young PEE pie
can resort to the postmaster help
them. Here is the law as it reads
"All letters addressed to girls under
Is years OF age, or to boys under Il
year of age, will be placed in care OF
their parents or guardians. NORTH
te,d News.
Close to the county line, short dis
lance sOuth of james Brennan's resi-
dance, is deep ravlne and in the ra-
vine is a creek across which another
hrt.lg., or two should be built. Let II
bridge be built across this creek ~
the road leading south by Mr.. Bren-
mans and we think u considerable
number of farmers would be brought
to Morris IT, trade who now go to APP
p!eton. Where is our Board of Trade?
HornIess cattle require less yard
and stable room, live more peacebly,
anu keep in better condition on less
feed than those carrying horns. The
practice of de-horning is spreading
rapidly and we have yet to hear of n
case where the removal OF horns from
cattle has resulted unsatisfactory.
The Tribune predicts that in q few
years horned cattle will be very
scarce.
A fine stock OF silver plated ware at
E. 3. Woodward's.
State Dairy Commissioners Ives
writes to the creamery and dairy
men ofthis state: "With the APP
proach of Christmas I desire to
caution you against the many bogus
commission men of st. Paul and
Minneapolis that go into business
with no money to pay for goods. On
application the state dairy COM
missioner will take the pains to see
the responsibility of parties free of
charge. D. '~|--.,
Attention is again called to what
ought to be Il we'll known fact-name-
ly, that nothing will keep stable so
free from odors as the free use of dry
earth. Everybody who keeps horses
o. cattle will find that it pays, with
interest. to keep on hand plentiful
supply of fine dry soil to be used daily
A few shovefuls of earth scattered
over the floor after cleaning will rem
der the air of the apartment pure and
wholesome.
Prof. w. F. Rocheleau, institu+
conductor for the state Normal sch hteJ
at Moorhead, will lecture in the
Congregational church i'll Morris
next Saturday evening, beginning at
1880 clock, biect,-"Will it Pay"?
The subject will he treated educa-
tionally, the object being to awaken
Il more general interest in the public
schools. There should be a full
house. 1t will cost you nothing but
your time TO attend. -..,z-
There is not farmer in Stevens
county wh"is rich enough to afford
the luxury of allowing costly. farm
mae inrry To stand out doors the year
round. Some farmers evidently
think they are, hut they are certainty
mistaken. The amount of the dam
ag from the weather to any machine
which is exposed for a whole year
will more than pay for a covering for
that machine. IF you wish to pros
per protect your machinery from the
weather.
I4'he 9th Avenue Theater Company
completed their engagement in the
court house last week according to
programme. The plays given during
the latter half of the week did not
bring out The strength of the Com
pany ais well as Esmeralda" Hazel
Kirke" and 'East Lynne'' still all
were well patroniZed and we'll re-
celved. On the whole the Company
gave excellent satisfaction. Should
they ever visit Morris again they
may be sure of a cordial welcome.
While you are observing this day
in feasting, frolicking and thanks
giving, just jog your memory a little
and endeayor to recollect how many
thanksgiving days have passed since
you gave the poor printer cause for
giving thanks by paying your sub
soription. Ifyou have any money in
your pocket that belongs TO printer.
you really ought to go and give it to
him, SO that he may be able to purch'
ase IL soda cracker and dried herring
for his Christmas dinner,-Litchfield
News Ledger.
For some time Morris has had thu
Feputation of being q poor "shov
town" and dramatic companies o
merit have for some time given thu
place the go by. The experience o
the Dillon eomhipgtion and of TIN
9Th Ave. Fheater Co. shows that [
company that is good for anything i
sure of patronage. The experience
| ofthe gladden. Co. also shows tina
WORTHLESS concerns had better take ad
vantage Of the interstate commerce
law and move Oh without stopping
! Mo NAV aynnct lpnrn of tha ltpttp